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vmanager: custom result evaluation

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Hi all,

I would like to implement a "custom result evaluation" that can influence the test status reported in the dashboard in vmanager. What I have in mind is

  • open a sim result file
  • perform some calculations and compare results to specs
  • contribute to the status pass/fail (along with other stuff, uvm errors, assertions)

Does anyone have a recipe for this? 

Cheers

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  • It sounds like you want a manual review step rather than a fully automated one, is that right?

    You can define buttons attached to custom Tcl scripts in the vManager GUI, these can be sensitive to the selected items in the GUI, so in principle it would be possible to define a button/script that is sensitive to the selected run, opening some kind of Tk GUI that you then use to enter additional information, and then have the script push that into vManager to contribute to the test status or to update run user-defined attributes.

    Alternatively you could go full-custom and use the vManager REST API (vAPI) to interact with every aspect of the runs and failure signatures.

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  • It sounds like you want a manual review step rather than a fully automated one, is that right?

    You can define buttons attached to custom Tcl scripts in the vManager GUI, these can be sensitive to the selected items in the GUI, so in principle it would be possible to define a button/script that is sensitive to the selected run, opening some kind of Tk GUI that you then use to enter additional information, and then have the script push that into vManager to contribute to the test status or to update run user-defined attributes.

    Alternatively you could go full-custom and use the vManager REST API (vAPI) to interact with every aspect of the runs and failure signatures.

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